... it being even better next season. It had been a great privilege to him captain this team of triers. Congratulating Mr. Harry Feather on winning the Bradford League second ...

... stepped into the breach. and with an unusually restrained innings made important contribution Windhill’s victory. With Harry Feather, the acting captain, he proceeded very cautiously, adding occasional singles to the score, hut when about thirty runs were ...

... wicket. Haigh opened with Davison and gave Idle brisk start. Ten minutes’ play saw 27 on the boards, but at this point Harry Feather brought off a fine catch at backward paint to get rid of Davison. Haigh was scoring freely but he could not find a partner ...

... Harry Feather's Smart Catches. It was obviously evident that both Charlie Lee and George Haley were not at all comfortable against the attack of Waterhouse and Booth. In the first ball of the second over from Booth, Lee scored a boundary, but when the ...

... was partnered Harry Feather, and neither batsman seemed experience the slightest difficulty. Swift’s flashing bat gathered runs all round the wicket, and be hit some glorious sixes to the on. He carried bis bat for 79, while Harry Feather was with him ...

... when the new comer, Barraclough, was cleverly stumped by Rushton. V. Hudson joined Bottomley, and shortly -afterwards Harry Feather made a successful appeal for l.b.tf. against Bottomley, who had contributed runß,>yrhich included fours. Hudson and G. ...

... children. A concert party consisting of the following members of the choir also contributed several items—Mr. and Mrs. Harry Feather, Mr. Geoffrey Hainsworth, Mrs. Eric Riley, Mr. E, Emmott, Mrs. H. Rhodes, Mr. Thomas, Miss Dracup and Miss Sanctuary. A ...

... BOYS ON A TANDEM FINED Harry Feather, aged 17. a dairyman, of 36. Kltson Street. Shipley, and a 16-years-old Shipley mill worker, were fined 10s. each for riding a tandem cycle without a rear Tight. P.C. Saxby said that at 11.30 p.m. on Tuesday, August ...

... overs, but the slow bowler’s second over was productive, Hooke, who had been given his place in the team in the absence of Harry Feather, taking a brilliant catch silly mid-of! to dismiss Bailey. Only three runs Were the board, and Cummins had a narrow escape ...

... Crummitt, who for an hour and half defied the attack, which was shared by the customary six—Drake. Hartley, Mawson, Haley. Harry Feather and Frank Feather—before Dobson was dismissed with to his credit out of total of 81. Both batsmen played with perfect freedom ...

... his second over Morris successfully appealed for l.b.w. against Haley with the score board registering only two runs. Harry Feather joined Lee, but his life*’ was short, as with the first ball of his third over. Morris claimed his second wicket; Feather ...

... Keighley Tuesday in. the Bradford League, where they were defeated by runs unfortunate accident occurrfl dur;ng the match, Harry Feather, who went in at the first w icket down, having scored two when ball rose awkwardly from the pitch and struck him in the ...